[NecroBones]

Well, I started out planning on some plain-old corpsing... I think I may end up taking a shortcut and leaving this guy looking like a burnt-up napalm victim. The black paint was originally just going to be an undercoat. Looks slick the way it is though

I might still paint some highlights or something. Just not sure what would work best.

I just installed the eyes tonight.

 

[JohnnyL]

Scary! Really nice job.

 

[heresjohnny]

I like that, I don't think I have seen anything quite like that before.

 

[slimy]

He's very WELL DONE.

God, I love puns.

Looks great.

 

[Sickie Ickie]

Maybe just a touch of gray here and there for soot? Maybe some talc?

I really like the looks of that.

 

[dave the dead]

Mr. Crispy? how about Snap, Crackle, or Pop?
I think some well placed drybrushing will really set it off....nice job!

 

[ScareFX]

Very nice twist NecroBones.

 

[NecroBones]

Yeah, I thought about a little grey, maybe even some red. I might lightly spray in some red, then dry-brush with a dark grey or something. This might work. And if I hate it, I can always spray black over it again.

 

[Frighteners Entertainment]

Looks good, absolutely ad some highlights.
Gives dimension to your prop.

Depending on you lighting.... you may want to set it up with the lighting that you are going to use and try different colors until you get what you want?

 

[RookieSpooker]

Oh yeah. Some streaked red to look like the burt skin is peeling away from the tissue underneath. GROSS.............yet pleasing to me.

 

[chubacabra]

I think he needs a Santa hat, like someone forgot to put out the fire on Christmas Eve. Whoops!

 

[NecroBones]

I think he needs a Santa hat, like someone forgot to put out the fire on Christmas Eve. Whoops!

Hah, my buckies are no strangers to santa hats...

Hmmm... ideas...

 

[One of the Devils Rejects]

Very well done. how did you get him to look all bubbly?

 

[NecroBones]

I mashed a bunch of great-stuff all over him, and came back and messed with it some more before it solidified. It left some parts bubbly and others more clumpy. Pretty good effect, I think.

 

[Ghastly Joker]

Amazingly executed, I think I might do something like this for a war set up or something. After Halloween, I'll probably put him in my room holding my PS2 controller until I wish to play it.

 

[Lilly]

looks good ..
maybe some dark browns and rust color instead of red since it is all burnt.
maybe some silver grey for ashened areas
but that's a good idea with the lighting check as FE mentioned

 

[NecroBones]

I mashed a bunch of great-stuff all over him, and came back and messed with it some more before it solidified. It left some parts bubbly and others more clumpy. Pretty good effect, I think.

I have a picture during the foam-mashing:

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Pretty easy, actually... the trick is to use disposable gloves.

I may try a wash with Burnt Umber or another brown (burnt umber might be too dark over black, but worth a shot), and really get it into the crevices. I'm afraid to lighten it too much, since I like the black-burnt look.

 

[Ghastly Joker]

Impressive, I think I'll have to make myself a Mr. Crispy using a Blucky. You should make another one and put him in a torn up commando costume. Commander Crispy

 

[NecroBones]

I've now done a wash with medium-grey, making it more ash like. Here's the before and after:

Before:

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After:

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[Ghoulbug]

i like it...